Modular pitching mound with replaceable trays
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[0054]FIG. 1 is a top view diagram of an embodiment of a pitching mound 10 that includes a level area 12, a sloped area 14, a surrounding area 16, a pitching rubber 18, a replaceable drive area 20, and a replaceable landing area 22. The pitching mound 10 is positioned on a baseball field and has dimensions per baseball rules. For example, the major league baseball (MLB) rules provide that the pitching mound has a diameter of 18 feet. In addition, the rules prescribe that the mound 10 has a level area 12 (e.g., 34 inches in length by 60 inches in width) and a sloped area 14 (e.g., 6 feet long, 60 inches wide, and a slope of 1 inch per 1 foot). The surrounding areas have no specific rules as to their slope.
[0055]The level area 12 includes a pitching rubber 18 and a replaceable drive area 20. The replaceable drive area 20 may reside in front of the pitching rubber 18 or it may include the pitching rubber 18. In general, the replaceable drive area 20 includes a replaceable drive tray an...
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